Birth date: Jun 5, 1941 Death date: Apr 13, 2018
Laszlo Jozsef Pinter, age 76 of Ocean View, DE, passed away on Friday, April 13, 2018 at his home surrounded by his wife and children. He was born Thursday, June 5, 1941 in Eger, Hungary, son of the late Jozsef L. and Madeline Pin Read Obituary
I attended college with Lazlo in Alabama. He always carried himself with a certain dignity and was always good company. He was more mature than most of us and a very decent soccer player. Glad to hear that he led a happy and successful life.
My name is Rosemary Wall Frauenhofer. As a high school 1st year student at Torrington High school in Torrington Ct. I walked to school with Laszlo and enjoyed his company very much. My uncle, John Gatesy was born in Hungary and came to the USA as a child with his mother. Through Uncle John, my family became aware of the need forliving circumstances for Laszlo and his brother Isthvan. For many years I have wondered where Laszlo settled. Unfortunately I did locate Laszlo’s obituary. I was not at all surprised to learn of the successes he earned as well as the happy family Who shared his life. He was a memorable, smart and nice person. While sad he passed, I am convinced he had a happy and successful life.
I am truly sorry for your loss. I was a friend of Laszlo and just found this out.
May he rest in peace.
Gus & Elizabeth Papay
So sad to hear about Laszlo's passing. Laszlo and Bobbi were wonderful neighbors. Their 4th of July parties brought the neighborhood together and were filled will laughter, great food, and maybe a firework or two. We miss you.
Dave, Shelly, and Will Lawrence
Sorry for your loss Cousin Bobbi and family our thoughts and prayers are with you Cousin Joe Lisa and family.
Bobbie,
I'll always cherish fond memories of Laszlo and you during our Great Falls, Va. neighborly and friendly times together. How many times did the "Hungarian Gypsy" and I spend gorging ourselves on crab and shrimp while you watched in amazement? I also thank you and Laszlo for your personal support during an unexpected difficult time period.
John Gamble
Our deepest sympathy at this time of sadness and great memories.
Laszlo was an icon of friendship, loyalty, commitment and service,
We will all miss him but will never forget him. RIP
Our condolences to his family and friends.
Sincerely, John and Eileen Hurley
Bobbie -
I'm so sorry to hear of Laszlo's passing. I have such great memories of you and Laszlo in Bonn, it seems every time we were together, Laszlo and Roger kept us all in stitches. We so enjoyed our times together, now the two of them will be entertaining the angels and saints! Blessings to you and your family.
Sandy Urbanski
